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FRP cable protection pipes are engineered using advanced filament winding technology with high-strength fiberglass and corrosion-resistant resin. Designed to safeguard electrical and communication cables, they offer excellent durability, mechanical strength, and a long service life—making them a reliable alternative to traditional metal and PVC conduits.
The FRP Mortar Pipe (RPM Pipe) is a new type of composite material made of resin as the matrix material, fiberglass as the reinforcing material, and quartz sand as the filling material. The addition of quartz sand not only enhances the pipe’s mechanical performance but also reduces costs, making it more economical than pure FRP pipes.
FRP process pipes are high-performance composite pipelines engineered for demanding industrial environments. Manufactured using advanced filament winding technology, these pipes combine excellent corrosion resistance, high mechanical strength, and a lightweight structure—making them ideal for chemical processing, power plants, and other fluid transport systems.
FRP Spraying Pipe (FGD Pipe) is a specialized transportation pipeline used in Flue Gas Desulfurization (FGD) systems. Designed to handle acidic, alkaline, and abrasive slurries, it offers excellent corrosion resistance, wear resistance, and temperature resistance, ensuring stable and efficient operation of desulfurization systems in power plants and industrial facilities.
The FRP/GRP insulation pipe is a lightweight, high-strength, and corrosion-resistant non-metallic pipe designed for efficient thermal insulation. This innovative pipe features a fiber-wound FRP (Fiber Reinforced Polymer) pipe as the core conveying pipe, with a polyurethane or other insulating material as the central layer, and an external FRP layer providing added strength and protection against external pressure.
FRP/GRP Jacking Pipe, also known as RPM jacking pipe, is a trenchless pipeline solution designed for underground water supply and drainage systems. Made with high-strength fiberglass as reinforcement, thermosetting resin as the matrix, and filled with quality silica sand and other inorganic materials, the pipe is manufactured through a fixed-length winding process.